Create a geometric cube using compass and ruler constructions

Create a geometric cube using compass and ruler constructions. Scroll down for the equipment list. This was a free workshop offered to my newsletter subscibers. If you would like to be notified about my future workshops, you can subscribe here: https://mailchi.mp/9838c485929f/clari... For more geometric art ideas, follow me on Instagram at   / clarissagrandi.art   Share your work on the hashtag: #KhatamCube Contents: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:01:40 - Equipment required 00:07:00 - Islamic Geometry presentation 00:24:30 - Constructing the cube net 01:01:10 - Constructing the 8-pointed star (Khatam) 01:20:25 - Tracing the Khatam tile 01:28:45 - Constructing the Moroccan zellige pattern 01:46:45 - Tracing the zellige tile 01:58:55 - Transferring your chosen tile onto the cube net 02:08:20 - Outlining in pen 02:15:40 - Scoring and assembling your net 02:28:10 - Sharing our patterns Equipment needed for this workshop: Essential: 1. Drawing compass (any decent compass will do, but I always recommend the Staedtler Mars Comfort 552 quick release compass with pen attachment) 2. 30cm/12inch ruler 3. A HB (and, ideally, a 2B) pencil, a sharpener and an eraser 4. One A3 sheet of stiff paper or card for the cube net (watercolour paper is suitable) 5. A few sheets of A4 paper (printer/copier paper will do) 6. One sheet of tracing paper (baking parchment will do) 7. A teaspoon! 8. Scissors or craft knife, and glue to assemble the box. Optional : Coloured pens or pencils, and any other of your favourite art equipment, e.g. metallic pens.